New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-11
TIE VEDDER BILL IN TIE ASSEMBLY,
DEMOCRATIC FILlBUsTERING PREVENTS ACTION ON
1.-THE POOL BILL TOMORROW

1.-THE POOL BILL IO-MObhOM'
ALBANY, May 10 (SpeciaD.-The Assembly Com
mttee on Ways aud Means by a vote oil u 10 . TINS
atern DON resolved to report fayorably Senator We'd
der, Iouor Tax bill The three Democratic members
of course voted against favorable report" Mr.
Erwin will submit the report to the Assembly at the
earliest practicable moment
MIR sbeeban. the Democratic leader hearing of the
decision on the bill suspected that Mr. Erwin medi-
rated substituting tie o1der Liquor Tax bill for Mr.
Howe. State High License bill. lie resolved to ILL
buster with the Democrats and prevent the House
bill being reached. When, therefore, the Assembly
met the Republicans were astonlshed 10 llhu Tue
Democrats talking and making points OF order. Mr.
How e's bill Was six down the list, but the
Dem ocrats prevented the Republicans from reaching
IL Sneaker Hustled had put Mr. bennington, Dem
ocrat of Brooklyn, in the chair, and Mr. Bennington
recognized only Democrats who desired to speak
The Democrats wasted two hours OF the AssemOlys
time and prevented the consideration of the Howe
bill The Republicans were angry when the Assembly
adiourned and Speaker Hustled will not be apt soon
again to surrender his chair to Democrat to run
Republican Assembly.
The senators are wondering if the seyenty-tour
Repuklican AsseInb ymen are going to submit TO
-motaerng OF the Vedder Liquor Tax bill BY the
tgent y-iour Democrats. - c..
tees reuort adiourning the Legislature on May "a.
Mir Sheennn the Democratic leader IN the Assembly,
"A soon AS he heard OF this began to nllbuster win
Tho inntion of wasting time till the adjournment day
| and thus preventing any vote being taken upon tue
yedder bill He frankly acknowledged that the Delh-
rata will do all their power in the Assembly 10
prevent that bill reaching Governor Hill SPEAKER
ilusted and speaker Erwin are shrewd PaIlameh-
arians and il would be strange II they cannot invent
some method OF getting the Nedder bill before INC
Assembly Tor vote 1t is said that the rules require
amendment to deal swiftly with the Vedder bill II SO
! Mr. Erwin 80 the chairman OF the Committee on on
Rules in The opinion OF his fellow Republicans should
immediately call meeting OF that committee, ,;,,,
| The Senate passed to-day Mr.. Erwins Dill arecuns
the nrouretors of ali hotels except nreprooi ones 70
attach a rope to the window OF each room IN ine9
buildings for the purpose OF giving 'ra'e'ic'' "oN
| OF escaIe 10 case OF lire. al, l.t, :,
nsdemennor 10 feed or shelter tho English sparrow
and also making 1t lawful TO kill crows, henha~ks'
owls and black Oirds - ~, ..,.;o,, !. .
rhe Assembly passed Mr.. Gorman's bill making ~ a
misdcmeanor tor any employer TO exact an on.I OF
prom Sc from any empOye not to join labor orgah]a
tons. -, t,,o,,ni,,
The Senate Judiciary Committee reported iayoraDly
Asseu,Llyman Iyess bill permitting the sale OF pools
on horse races Senator'S romstook' Kellogg, Knapp
and Smith dissented from this favorable report Inc
bill was modified in the committee section oetnS
amended 40 as to leave doubt that rnclng Is nteu
an anv one course to thirty days Tho bill w'4 made
a special order Tor consideration Tomorrow